Clean Sweep Fishing Charters
For the Best North Florida Freshwater and Offshore Fishing!
Contact Captain Jim Wormhoudt at 904-753-0882 or J_Wormhoudt@Yahoo.com
Now offering professional rod and reel repair!
| Meet Jim Wormhoudt Captain Jim Wormhoudt has been fishing the waters of Amelia Island and Fernandina Beach, Florida for over 30 years. His experience catching local Kingfish, Cobia, Grouper, Snapper, Shark, Drum and more makes him a legendary fishing authority in Northeast Florida. |
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The Boat
| Jim will take you fishing on his 24 foot Everglades. He is USCG Licensed and Insured. Visa and Mastercard are accepted and fishing charters make memorable gifts! |  |
Freshwater Tidal Creek Fishing
Largemouth Bass – Trout – Redfish – Flouder – Tarpon
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Jetties, Backwater, Offshore – let Captain Jim Wormhoudt suggest the best options to go fishing in and around Amelia Island, anytime of the year! |
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Fishing is easy when chartering with Captain Jim and he knows all the best fishing holes in the Amelia Island area. Northeast Florida provides a variety of fishing that lets you keep your line wet all year long.
All bait, tackle, ice and licenses are provided as well as fish cleaning services at the end of your day.
If you are looking for a fishing charter near Amelia Island, give Captain Jim Wormhoudt a call… he’ll “hook” you up aboard the Clean Sweep!
Captain Jim Wormhoudt
(904) 753-0882
J_Wormhoudt@yahoo.com
Read Captain Jim’s Latest Fishing Tales
Cold Weather Trout Fishing on Amelia Island
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Catching a Trophy of a Grey Grouper
Snapper Seabass Shark Shark Shark
Spanish Mackerel and Bluefish Arrive
We Did Not Go Fishing off Amelia Island
Easily Overlooked Lofton Creek
Bottom Fishing the Deep Blue Sea
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